Sentence examples for conceived itself from inspiring English sources

This authority transcended the distinction between federal and state power, which is why the pre-New Deal Court never conceived itself as an agent of a federal government that was potentially in tension with state sovereignty.

The Federalist Society initially conceived itself as a political alternative within law schools to the activist National Lawyers Guild, a bête noir of conservatives since its establishment in the 1930s.

Engineering ethics tends to conceive itself as a form of professional ethics.

Despite its history of impoverishment, it conceives itself as an important regional player.

It may make profit or power its first object, or it may conceive itself as fulfilling a higher and more exacting function.

Thus, the I is both cause of itself and conceives itself alone in itself.

This is particularly the case in Europe, which has for long been reluctant to conceive itself as immigration society (Mollenkopf & Hochschild, 2010).

Changing IT is a fundamental realignment of how IT is organized, how it conceives itself and its role in the organization.

While Facebook's VR division recently shut down its in-house Story Studio, Oculus has traded the heavy-handed control for a lighter touch, funding unique products it couldn't conceive itself.

By contrast, Labour typically conceives itself as "the one Realistic alternative" to the Tories.

On the one hand, the results help to clarify more precisely how ethics conceives itself in its relation to empirical data per se [ 11].